Bevin Calls Vishinsky Charge A Lie In UN Session
London foreign secretary Ernest Bevin rejected at the United Nations Security Council a Russian accusation that British troops in Greece shield light forces. He denounced the claim as a lie during the heated exchange.
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Ernest Bevin
Britain
United Nations Security Council
Andrei Vishinsky
Greece
Russia
Bevin
Vishinsky
Security Council
Moscow
Edward R. Stettinius, Jr
United States
U. S
House opens debate on sweeping new labor strike control
The House begins tentative nose counting on a Case bill to curb strikes with a National Mediation Board empowered to halt disputes for 30 days. Amendments aim to widen injunctions and ban violence in picketing, while civil suits could be used against contract breakers.
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House
Representative Case
South Dakota
Republican
National Mediation Board
Case
Gas Waste Hearing Hears Panhandle Testimony
R C Kay of Amarillo told the Federal Power Commission during a gas hearing that there is no waste of gas in the Panhandle as state laws and regulations curb waste. He noted gas once wasted is now used to make carbon black and opposed broader federal control, praising Texas’ conservation efforts.
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Beauford Jester
Texas Railroad Commission
Safford Reverses Pearl Harbor Testimony
Naval Captain L F Safford retracts earlier suspicion of any named individual over destruction of public records about a winds code related to the Dec 7 1941 Pearl Harbor attack. He says no proper basis for suspicions exists against Stark or Marshall and that responsibility would rest with senior officers.
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Harold R. Stark
Lucas
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Marshall
Clark
North Carolina
General Marshall
Admiral Stark
Gotham Strikes Threaten City Food and Fuel Supplies
United Press reports a nationwide walkout by workers as strikes reach 1 542 000. New York officials seek mediation in a wage dispute affecting 7 000 000 residents while steel price moves and other labor actions ripple through industry.
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New York City
New York Harbor
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Truman
Weather outlook for Amarillo and vicinity
The Weather Bureau reports high thin cloudiness today with moderate southwest winds 25 to 35 mph and dust. Tuesday brings partial cloudiness, colder conditions, west to northwest winds up to 40 mph, and cooler Panhandle and South Plains areas. New Mexico sees partly cloudy skies with scattered snow flurries in the northern mountains and winds 25 to 35 mph. Maximum 64, minimum 33, noon 65.
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Amarillo
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South Plains
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New Mexico
First Group of British Brides Arrives in New York
The Argentina brought 451 women and 175 children, brides of American soldiers, to New York after a nine day Atlantic voyage. Ages ranged from 16 to 44 with 30 expectant mothers. three were in advanced pregnancy amid record storms. They travel to homes in 44 states including Roanoke Rapids North Carolina and Manhattan Beach California.
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Rector George QuartermanNamed for St. Andrew's Amarillo
Rev. George H. Quarterman of Ardmore Oklahoma is appointed rector of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church in Amarillo replacing the late Rev. Foster. He will leave Ardmore February 17 and begin March 1 in Amarillo after fifteen years at St. Phillip's. He led debt elimination and a new organ in Ardmore and has held numerous church and civic posts.
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Ardmore
Okla
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Council of Social Agencies
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Japs Who Talked Peace Attack May Not Be Tried
Tokyo reports no prosecution for Saburo Kurushu and former ambassador Kichisaburo Nomura for peace talks. Allied headquarters source says decision not to include them in war crime suspects is under consideration, with a full statement to follow if approved.
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Kichisaburo Nomura
Allied
International Prosecutions
British Delegation Arrives in Tokyo for War Crimes Trials
The British delegation to the international prosecution section of the war crimes trials arrives in Tokyo by air led by Sir Arthur Cummins-Carr, chief British prosecutor.
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Tokyo
International Prosecution Section
Sir Arthur Cummins-Carr
E. J. Sherer Wins $5 News Tip Prize
E. J. Sherer of 3810 Center wins first prize of $5 for reporting a woodpecker incident at a San Jacinto home. Second prize goes to Mrs. M. E. Presley of 500 Madison for a Kings mill train truck crash fatalities story. Third prize to Mrs. Daisy Delano of 314 Crockett for a garage fire injury report.
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Center
San Jacinto
M. E. Presley
Madison
Kings Mill
Daisy Delano
Crockett
F. M. Collie
East
Sugar Subsidy Bill Advances For Puerto Rican Hawaiian Sugar
The House unanimously approved a bill authorizing the Commodity Credit Corporation to pay subsidies to Puerto Rican and Hawaiian sugar producers for the 1946 crop. The agency lacked authority, causing 1946 sugar to be withheld from the U S market. the bill moves to the Senate.
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Washington
House
Commodity Credit Corporation
United States
Senate
OPA Intensifies Campaign Against Junk Recapped Tires
The OPA announced a nationwide crackdown on recapped junkyard tires sold as safe. It has removed millions of 15 cent tires recapped to $1.05 from the market and seized tires in carious lots. Ten criminal cases, 100 treble-damages actions, and 144 injunctions have been filed. The drive targets wholesalers of the Gyp-O process tires blamed for big city tire floods last autumn. Judge Patrick T. Stone chastised two Chicago dealers calling their conduct atrocious and criminal.
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J Ray to Undergo Operation in Rochester Minn
J Ray was scheduled for an operation at Mayo Brothers Clinic in Rochester Minnesota today. His son George Ray accompanies him and the physician accompanied Mr Ray last week. The physician has returned to Amarillo and reports Mr Ray stood the trip exceptionally well.
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Amarillo Man Sends Steak to Dog Hero Smokey
Amarillo residents sent a T-Bone from a Texas Hereford to Smokey the dog in Macon Georgia after the canine saved Sears Roebuck executive T J Donaldson from drowning. Postmaster and Canton Cafe manager cite air mail delivery and cost of 1.26. Benjamin Noyes of Atlanta died in the wreck.
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Benjamin W. Noyes
Atlanta
Deadline for Strike Finds Chile Normal
Santiago Chile February 4 Activities in Chile appeared outwardly normal today three hours after the deadline of a scheduled general strike Social labor leaders withdrew their support at the last minute splitting the once united labor front Communist leaders insisted that the strike go on as scheduled Workers crowded trolleys buses and trains Gas still flowed through the mains Light water and telephone services were not affected Carabineros with rifles and steel helmets stood at the front and back door of the street cars implementing the promise of full protection made by Vice Admiral Vicente Merinos minister of the interior
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Chile
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Labor Front
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Interior
Jury Dismissed as Cases Settled or Postponed
A petit jury reporting to 108th District Court this morning was dismissed by Judge W. E. Gee after suits slated for call were settled out of court or postponed.
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108Th District Court
W. E. Gee
Allied HQ denies Kyodo report on silk ship sail to U.S.
Tokyo news report claimed a Japanese silk ship would sail to the United States. Allied Supreme Headquarters denied the Kyodo News Agency report and offered no timeline for such a voyage.
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Tokyo
Allied Supreme Headquarters Today
Kyodo News Agency
Japan
United States
Yamashita Supreme Court declines intervention
The Supreme Court refused to intervene in General Tomoyuki Yamashita’s case. It ruled the Army gave him a legal trial and that the sentence of hanging for war crimes by an American Military Commission in Manila remains subject to Army review.
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Supreme Court
Tomoyuki Yamashita
Manila
Yamashita
U. S
House Banking Committee rejects GOP housing price control amendment
The House Banking Committee defeated a Republican bid to strike price control provisions and subsidies for building materials in Rep Patman’s housing bill on an 11 to 9 party line vote. Wolcott argued delays stem from material shortages, not financing, while Patman urged government action if private efforts fail. The panel aimed to broaden price ceilings and establish subsidies and housing stabilization offices.
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House Banking Committee
Wolcott
Michigan
Patman
Texas
Lecomte
Spence
Kentucky
Representative Hall
Wisconsin
Guard tightens around Nuernberg courthouse amid Nazi jailbreak tips
U S Army surrounds the Nuernberg courthouse and prison with tanks and riflemen following a tip that the Nazi underground planned to free Adolf Hitler associates. Airplane spotters are posted on the prison roof and guards erect sandbag barriers as Maj. Gen. Harmon leads security measures amid unconfirmed reports of a mass escape plot nearby.
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Rudolf Hess
Benito Mussolini
Ernest N. Harmon
U.S. Third Army
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Leroy H. Watson
International Military Tribunal Command
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